I've been playing since 2021. I had a couple of farms back then, the most important ones lasting 3–4 years. I liked playing with all of the things that I would do planned beforehand, having every measure to not waste any day.

A couple of months before, I started a new farm with my girlfriend, and I played the same way, but with just a little less planning. Now (after not playing for 7–8 months), I decided to start a new farm alone with the Stardew Valley Expanded mod, without measuring everything, and just enjoying my time. I have to say that I have never put so much effort into the aesthetics of my farm before, and I love my farm more than any farm that I have had before.

(I don't have pictures of my old solo farms, but they weren't pretty.)

I can't place most furnitures btw, but if you have ideas for a decoration focused space, I'm certainly open to them

Rose Farm Winery — Fall, Year 4. A fully operational vineyard-inspired estate, with landscaped gardens, fruit orchards and a newly installed Golden Clock. The Clock is installed next to some Tiny Totems, which is a mod to replace the overly large teleporter obelisks. It's a Standard Farm, developed over 4 years with minimal mods. The majority of the kegs are in the processing sheds at the top, and a tree transplant mod was used so I could move the fruit trees around without having to chop them down and wait a whole season for them to grow again.

Context: https://www.reddit.com/r/FarmsofStardewValley/comments/1xbf328/empty_space/

Disclaimer: This farm design isn't mine, I used this posts design and altered it. https://www.reddit.com/r/FarmsofStardewValley/comments/1wtuboc/update/#lightbox

How do I fill the two empty spaces on the farm? https://stardewplan.com/plan/rustic-coop-willow-frost-885

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Disclaimer: This farm design isn't mine, I used this this posts design and altered it. https://www.reddit.com/r/FarmsofStardewValley/comments/1wtuboc/update/#lightbox

this is my museum room!!!! i absolutely love everything about this one :) but ofc my silly maxxing character had to blink for the screenshot, so there she is ..

Hi all,

I'm planning to play my first game coop with my girlfriend (who has played it several times before).

We have currently designed something (see above). We are not 100% focused on efficiency per se; we predominantly had aesthetics in mind, where we are aiming for a cozy "chateau" vibe with vast winefields.

Could you please share your thoughts or feedback?

- are there essentials things that we are missing or have overlooked?

- do you have any aesthetic advice?

- particularly the bottom left feels a bit lacking. We were unsure what to do with this corner, so turned it into some kind of forest

Thanks!

I went all in on the foraging skill theme for this farm and ended up really enjoying the design!

Tried optimizing while keeping it cute and vanilla!

Ever since I stopped using my Ginger Island farm just for growing starfruit and fully decorated it instead, I love spending time here even more.

This is my stardew valley farm 🤠

my essentials

Working on decorating the forest, quarry, and train area next. <3

this is one of my favorites i've made, since i really love purple a bunch :p there were a few extra decorations i wanted to add, but didn't have room for!! so if you take inspo, try the display with the sword or the purple serpent statue thingy :)

Following a years-long saga of disappointment, betrayal, and bitter heartbreak, Penny has ended up living alone in a cabin on my farm. I really have treated her shockingly in this save, so I wanted to build her a nice home all her own. A place safe from her alcoholic mom and the eager school kids, away from her neglectful husband (me) and her ungrateful ex-wife (also me). I even made sure she had in-unit laundry. Penny, my dear, I hope your dishes are always clean and your book spines are always crispy. I'm sorry it didn't work out between us and I sincerely hope that someday you meet a nice farmer who won't turn your children into doves.

After seeing how bad riverland is for growing lots of crops, made a farm design that can fit all farm animals available in Stardew Valley (Chickens, Ducks, Rabbits, Dinos) + (Cows, Goats, Sheep, and Pigs) and all the default vanilla buildings Robin offers.

As for sheds, I find them ugly when seperated so condensed them together. They look like the Trinity sign from Zelda now.

Also have a bunch of empty land I can use to decorate the Riverland Farm once I built this in the game.

I couldn't decide between the forest farm or the hill-top farm.

So i design both using the planner. Now I love them and it's worse to make a decision

which one should I use?

I'm really proud of this layout, and since I'm on Switch the quality isn't the best, sorry. Enjoy! The shed by the coops/barns holds all my mayo and cheese and oil machines, while the other shed holds my kegs and preserve machines. I use sprinklers for everything cause I'm too lazy to go water stuff, and I'm using the top left area (Grandpa's shrine) as a little area for a guest house for when my brother occasionally joins me. Of course, the greenhouse has ancient fruit and the cave has mushrooms because IMO that's what brings in the bank for me because I can dehydrate my mushrooms and keg my ancient fruit.

i felt like this statue would be perfect as an implication to her robot getting built XD